More Traffic Delays for Teton Pass

Attention commuters and travelers: as if it weren’t already bad enough, you should prepare for more traffic delays on Teton Pass as geotechnical drilling work by Jorgensen Associates, Inc. commences from the week of July 10th, gathering essential subsurface data for future project planning on behalf of Teton County.

Jorgensen Associates, Inc. to conduct geotechnical drilling on Teton Pass from the week of July 10th.
Work area spans from mileposts 13.5 to 17.2
- Coal Creek trailhead to the Idaho State Line.
Traffic controlled by flagging operations, leading to potential delays.

Geotechnical Drilling Activities on Teton Pass

Get ready for geotechnical drilling activities on Teton Pass, set to begin from the week of July 10th. Jorgensen Associates, Inc. will be conducting the drilling work within the area ranging from mileposts 13.5 to 17.2, which encompasses the region between the Coal Creek trailhead and the Idaho State Line. The purpose of this drilling is to gather crucial subsurface data for future project planning on behalf of Teton County.

Traffic Control and Potential Delays

To ensure safety during the drilling process, flagging operations will be in place, controlling traffic flow on Teton Pass. Please be aware that these operations may lead to potential delays as a single lane of traffic will be impacted. Exercise caution and patience while traveling through this section of Teton Pass during the drilling period.

Teton Pass Delays to Collect Important Info

The geotechnical drilling work on Teton Pass holds significant importance in collecting valuable subsurface data necessary for effective project planning. By conducting these drilling operations, Jorgensen Associates, Inc. aims to gather insights that will contribute to future infrastructure development and improvements in the area. However, it is essential to understand that these activities may result in traffic delays, but the long term benefits outweigh the few weeks of congestion.